Sentence examples for on all instruments from inspiring English sources
Prince Rogers Nelson, 52, has been a star for more than 30 years, and a prolific one, releasing more than 30 studio albums, with many of them recorded by Prince on all instruments and vocals.
With the feel of a warped bebop children's album, it features Ms. Pamela on all instruments -- piano, accordion, drums, clarinet, and probably various household appliances -- accompanying herself as she tells, with gee-whiz glee, tales of amiable lunar roosters, trips to Mars and blue winds.
YCA artists - on all instruments and voice - are chosen through the annual Young Concert Artists International Auditions.
Susan founded Young Concert Artists in 1961, a unique nonprofit organization that discovers and launches the careers of extraordinary young musicians on all instruments and voice.
Table 1 explores an overview on all instruments being assessed.
(Additional file 2 shows the statistical test results for improvement on all instruments).
In general, when there is solo singing, the instrumental ensemble remains silent or plays only a few instruments in contrast to interludes of acrobatic shows or scenes of fighting, when the full orchestra clangs on all the instruments.
According to court papers, Victor Kaufman, InterActiveCorp's vice chairman, said in December 2001 at the formation of the partnership, that "the cash dividends that we're receiving start at over $60 million a year and actually get up to over $100 million towards the end, so that the aggregate sum well exceeds the tax that we're going to pay on all the instruments," after 20 years.
Parents and children were able to complete questions on all the instruments used for secondary measures in the study.
After dehydration in tissue processor lung lobes were individually embedded in paraffin, sectioned at 3 μm on microtome (all instruments from Leica, Germany), mounted on glass slides and stained either with Hematoxilin-Eosin or Masson's trichrome according to standard protocols.
Is this related to Germany's Ministry of Finance proposing on May 25 a blanket ban on short-selling all instruments, including German government debt, unless the trade is a pure hedge and not a bet against Germany?
